Nissan Ariya (2023): Prices are on the Rise

As we mentioned in our review of the Nissan Ariya, the prices of this Japanese SUV have just experienced a significant inflation, a few months after its launch in France.

It’s one of the most interesting models we’ve tested in recent months (read the Nissan Ariya review by Mobiwisy). While the Nissan Ariya shares its technical platform with the Renault Megane E-Tech Electric, it has a true personality and, most importantly, is one of the few models in its category to feature an enormous 87 kWh battery in its higher trims.

A high-capacity battery that allows it to flirt with 500 km measured in mixed cycle, and thereby replace equivalent thermal models, whether gasoline or diesel. However, the price of the Nissan Ariya has just skyrocketed exponentially, similar to its technical cousin, the Renault Megane E-Tech Electric.

Initially sold from €47,300 with the 63 kWh battery in spring 2022, it now starts at €50,800 in January 2023, an increase of €3,500! Bad news for customers, this new price excludes the €2,000 ecological bonus that was still available as of December 31, 2022. A blow, since ultimately, this results in a net increase of €5,500 in just a few days!

Details of the Nissan Ariya (2023) Equipment

This increase does not come with additional features, which still remain comprehensive fortunately. On the entry-level Advance, the standard equipment includes: Assisted driving – ProPILOT Assist with Navi-Link, 19″ alloy wheels, NissanConnect navigation with intelligent route planner, Power-opening tailgate, Heated front seats with electric adjustment…

On the top-of-the-line Evolve, the following refinements are added: Panoramic sunroof, Head-up display, Bose® Premium audio system, Electrically sliding center console, Automatic parking – ProPILOT Park, Smart interior rearview mirror with digital display…

Read also: Nissan Ariya Review: better late than never!